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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-07

negro AnnoI"r OF the pubiic Carrier.
WAsHlNGroN, July 0-W. IT,.
Heard, negro iiiling from Charles
ton, 5. Co. who complained 10 the
inter state commission OF discrmina-
tion against him on account OF color
by Georgia railroad reduced his
complaint to the form OF an AOilayit
which document has been received
by the commission, 1t sets forth that
complainant having purchased
a first class ticket FROM
Cincinnati 10 Charleston WAS,
when in company with other negroes
compelled BY the officers of the
Georgia railway company AT Atlanta
To enter Vs. hat i, known ON the said
Georgia railroad ~ the Jim
Crow Car . his car, he says, Is in
tcrior 10 Fir-t-Cass cars; was dirty
and half of it, smoking car lie n,hs
that the Georgia railroad ba COM
peiiod TO furnish equal accommota-
ions TO persons holding hrst.cIa g
tickets irrespective ot r4cc or color
according to the act of congress ~
such .-os nudc and provided for.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-07
SOBER EARNEST.


hA wv tNlis
Special Dispatch 90 THE Examiner
IoKr WORM, June G.--Iho anti
prohibitioulsts went to work to-day in
earnest, tor the grand state rnl
which has been appointed to take
place com the 26th instant. The com
mitiae j. composed of such men ~
Peter Smith E-q Attorney General
John ID. Tcmp'otou, Joseph II Brown
Sidney Martin Hon. ". ) rcndlcton
Capt Il. y. 'addock.J i. AicNnudrr,
j. y. llolstt, Drs. Burt- n Field
Banker a. b. smith, lheo. Roche,
". H. Fucker, Joe henderson, Walter
Maddox. state chairman Geo.
Clark is doing all in hle power fort
alnir aud letters from all over the
state from prominent citizen are be-
Ing received, Stating that the writer's
viii be present The anli- aro deep
ly in earnest aud viii make the rally
MI immense affair They will sell no
priyalegcs on The grounds but artesl
au water, lemonade, tea and coffee
will be a. line ~ the wind. Pauhau-
die cattin are donating becy. teight
and ten at atlme,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-07

lfl 81 Ntr@ ltlOtNlN'f -
FoEr SMITH July d.-partic- who
have Just arrived from Lake West,
Choctaw Nation, report a series OF
tragedies last wee in that section.
Joseph Mays and hi, brothcr-iu-law,
Mike johnson, became involved in n
light over some trivial matter, and
II. N. May. brother of Jcn. sttcmp'-
cd to separate them. JcA wa, stabbed
several times by johnson aud killed,
and II. NJ Mays was seriously if not
fatally cut, and Johnson was badly
wounded by being struck several
times with q plow point though he
was able to make his esclpc.
~ THE SAME LOCALITY,
John Frey wss a-sassluatcd by his
ncighb1r Geo. Phillips who shot hi
victim from ambush and then ileG the
country.
Frey had loaned Phillips g. some
time last winter which he hal failed
to return and u falling out over the
matter led tOmurder.
a negro residing jus, above Lake
West who WAS suspected OF ueine
horse thi was called to his door by
party of men and shot TO death
This makes overa dozen murders re
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-07
ported from thp Indian Territor,
within two weeks.
Ni.KN Di>uNI.
crops " Failure ia Colorado and Hna>
Fading thC Ncgctnttrs

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''"hcr sparks OF the gcucra Lud
Office ho- received "A letter fran, ,h,
publl,. br..i .ion,r,ro, .,..,... ,'.,S
.a-nIo .rfin, ,rn, 49,, ''1''',' 'f'.'..t "''
pr,t,N tatnsocn .rn". 49,. -, ~ .f,u ,I.. ,"7
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longer oil crnus ,'iII,n ..n'iP'.,'' ''",''
failure. thnt in.,.,. W.. " 'u,'lp.o''
growing yrertoiln. m ,., Iv,''V! -"
is ubso,rieN mn r ""' wa. @ '"V'r
stock The rntrymon ,''o
thAt his nriohL"ri "r ''.'''
to leave their loi,lno. to 1{.,.','
uccussitic, of life nuJ ,...if t,|' ,','
sencc vii opcratn IN J,f.'t n''4
claim when Gn.d.troofi. II. oll.rrI ,r,.
,ommi ~siouor-' answer H. in,n',r,.,,,
as indicating tho poli..,. of tl, ,or..raf
land Office with rr.r..i to ms. .rn...
OF which IA is .tYt,d th.t u,rr, ',...
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-07-07

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup should a.
ways be used for children toething, II soothel
cures wind cole and Is the best remedy 70
dlaTth Fh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03
z THE SENATORIAL CONTESTS,
Caucus OF Denocrutic Senators At journu
Without q UOuclrsion.


a Caucus Of De,nuoruuc senators Adjournu
Without a Uouclrsion.
WASHINGTON, DEC. IA caucus OF
Democratic Senators was held to-dsy to
which IN iniorusl report Of The Caucus
Committee was submitted respecting the
admission Of Ssnctors Turpie, Of Indiana,
and Faulkner, OF West Virginia. The
,natser van d;sousssd ct considerable
lsngsh, bat ss Bsyersl membe:s OF the
CAUCUS were sbsent, no line OF sc;ion was
sks'caed, and the further discussion Of tho
euhj4c was put over till Tomorrow till
twelve o'clocs, 10 which hour the caucus
aGj1uznea. - ~.
The usual course OF procedure is to
uwear Ia new Sonatora two st time in
the osler In which their nsnes stand on
tho al phsbelical list. The two parties are
exactly equal in s,gsneth at tho start, but
with tbs administration OF tho cath to the
| first Ssnatur on tha list, Mr. Aldrich, the
Republicans will havd majority and
can, Of course, con!rol the current OF
events if no ii!atory proceedinso
aro rceor,cd to. It Is evident
thst the membals Of both rarties are
studying tho rules snd precedonta closely
with 6 view to meeting any attempt by
their opponentn to SECURE gu advantage,
but without sno@ing exactly as yet what
they ars to guard against. The Demo-
crata have caused te!eerams to be sent to
thsir abssutees SUNNI oning them to be
psesent tomorrow end on Monday. The
absen!ees to-day were Senators George,
Hea.at, Blodgott, Hampton, Gibson, Col,
quit and sau!sbhry. Two or three Of the
nunosr, however, are alseady in Wash.
ip,tor ID ~sa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03
GUS WILLIAMS, NEW PLAY.
a Successful Performance at the Opera
s- HOuBc laat Evening. -.:,g

/ .
Houso ln.t Evening. i..l.
Mr. Gus Williams, supported by the
best company, probably, that ever played
with him hero, opened at the Opera
House last evening in his new play, sKep-
piers Fortunes" Tho play is a natural
one, interesting in plot and well written.
It is full Of thrilling aceneu, and is pre.
sented with oil the accessories to make
the performance complete. !,
OF Nj. Williams 1t ie unnecessary To
speak. He is well known nere, and ia de.
sarvedly general favorite. His rolls in
this play is one of the best he ever sp.
peared in here and he enacts II naturally,
with touching and amusing effect by
turns. Mr.. Girard as Dune Ntlson was 3
good contraat to Mr.. Williams, and fairly
shared the honors. The remainder of tho
company was strong and even, and The
crowded house attssted its enj)ymsnt
freely and with enthusiasm. %
The piece will bo repeated thin after.
noon and again this evening, and those
who enjoy clean, lifelike comedy, with
some incidental vocal music Of q hiph
class, should not miss it. At b,th per-
tormances each lady in the au iisncs will
be presented with q nicely printed souve.
mir copy Of Mr.. Williams latest cong,
From the Cradle to the Grave" 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03
WHEELING MUSICIANS
Givo Valuable Assis nuce at a Little Wasf
H. WH angton Concert. sa a1@I

Give Valuable Assis, auce at a Little Wash.
|. Az 1ngton Concert, 3g
A grand choral and instrumental con.
cert was given at Washington, Pa, Last
evening, in which valuable assistancs was
rendered by well known instrumentalists
from hore. The chorus consisted Of tlfty
voices, all Of Washington, with Mics Az.
ness Barnett, OF that place, as priucipal
soloist. She ia beautiful young lady
with fine voice, who Ia known to quite q
number Of Wheeling people. The orches.
ira was made up Of twenty performers, in
which were Included Mr.. Anton Rev.
mann, auts; Mr.. e. B. Grimm, clario.
net; Miss Anna Lang, harp, and Mr. Jack
Gallagher, drums and trympsui, all Of
this city. Miss Lang played q harp solo,
and IN the bridal march from Wague1's
"Lohengrin" by chorus and orchsstrs,
played the charming harp obligato that is
written for the part. Extensive prepsra.
tions were made for the concert, and the
expectation was that 1t would be the great.
est musical event ever given there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03

THE tl.rt trIDg IL favor Of the bridge
proposition submitted yaeterday Is that il
comlrsnds the ruaninon support CT the
home committee. That committee well
rcprescuts the interests involved. The
second thing In favor CT tho proposition IL
that is lair and conservative. If by tax
ing atocz to the extent OF SSD0. 600 in the
bridge We can secure the bridge and sl
that will come with II, that is good use
to mako OF the public resoarcea.
Under tho terms upon which the sub
ecIiptiou would be made, the building o.
tns bridge would move along With the
payment Of the money, the foreign capital
being paid cut in advance. At lrst Sigh
the offer sppeura to be one which we shal
do vol 10 eecapt. THIS Increased fscllities
will be worth vaatly more than ihs outlay
II This be 4 correct cScunp!ion, 1t answen
the one question that needs to bs answer
cd, Wilt pay Oaio county7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03

MARION. isD, Dec. John ]. Said
caused the arrest Of John Richardson and
Mis-. Margaret Anderson, who eloped
tsom summsrville, sixteen miles 'south OF
here. Richardson hes wife and three
children, whom he sent to kentucky be,
lore preparing to leave the county with
Mrs. Anderson. The lGtter Is only 1s
yearu old. Before she was IA she wac
married to Samuel Anderson, worthleaa
character, who made her lilo miserable.
Sho has ono child. The 'runaways were
about to take train for the west when
atopped by Said, who is the girls fathor.
been split had not the officers interiered
Richardson 10 in jail, charged with draw,
ing deadly wsapon. An effort ia being
made to induce the elopers to abandon
their exclrbion. rs, :. " z;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03
POWDERLY TALKS
On tho Progrosu OF the knights OF LaDs
Organization. n

On tho Progresu OF the Knights OF Labor
fF Organization.
New YoRK, Dec. 2-The Journal of
United Lab'r, Of Philadelphia, contcius &
second letter from Mr.. FoSderly on the
"Wo,Es OF Knigh.hood." In the couree
Of It's threc columns 10 says: n T
"From an organization numbering less
than ten thonsand membsrs when the
frat General Aseembly was held, We have
sesn tho KuiShtn Of Labor grow until over
seven hundred thousand men and women
claimed membership at one time. Willis
that vast industrial army vas being gather.
ed together, while the aeed was being
Gown, men who wore prisoners were max.
Ing sscriGcen that the order might live in
history as q power for good. Men good
and true we're blacknailed and discharged
but they never murmured. They Wero
not working for sell and the pressnt-they
worked for posterity and the future,
When hear mon talk Of seeding from
the organisation with the thscat Of n.srt.
Ing On improved order, fancy that they
know but little Of the trialp, tho dangers
and the odds against which they will have
10 contend. and | feel that the amount Of
energy necessary to build up new order
II properly applied to the old one, would
make It inylncibls." z a u. "A
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03
A TEIRlBLs TRAGEDY.
Young Man In Dsfaudlug His aothpr and
Blister, Fatally Shoots Them.

Young Man In DefsudluE His aothsr and
X Blister, Fatally Shoots Them.
CoLuNBrA, 8. o., Dec. o,-F1ed Ed.
wards, a farmer Of Darlinston county, was
punishingN a child for trivial ogenss
whom bis wife rsmonr:ratsd in the child'a
bshsii A quarrel snsusd and Edwarde
knocked his vito down und best and
chok cd her numerically. While doing
30 hia enn John, sged about Is yeara, iu.
t.rfered and begged his father to desist
Elwards throw an sxa o. his aon, bsrely
missing him, and proceeded with tho bru.
tai punlshment Of his wife. The son ron
into the houae and grabbed & gun loa,lsd
with nlugs and scrapa Of iron for the pur.
pose Of shooting hawks, and conimsnded
bis father to desist from choking his
mother. A daughter was at the time alao
interfering III bshslf Of he: mother. ed.
wards paid no hssd to the threat, and bis
son fred. Father, mother and daughter
fell, each having received u part Of the
contents of the gun In tho region ct the
bowels
The mother died in half an hour after.
ward. The daughter is 80 dangerously
wounded that there Is little hope OF her
recovery. Tho father waa only slightly
wounded. Before abe died the mother
exonerated her eon from all blRms. He is
nor In Jail, 4 n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03
STATE OS TRADE.
The Weekly Review ut H. G. Dun j. Go
Excited lctiyitv.-

The Weekly Review ut Il. G. Dun j. Co,
~ Excited activity.
New YoRK, Dec. 2.--R. G. Dun l. Go. IN
thei- weekly revios OF tsade say: specu.
lativs booming and commercial embar.
reBsments, accounts broad and uncertain.
ties connected with tho meeting OF Con-
sstss have made up tho week. In nearly
all the speculative markets. there is iurions
excitement. Cosnezn abound and artia-
Ga! advances are forced by powerful
eliquss, aided by abundance OF money,
But pricss check legitimate business, IN.
dustries are hesitating and momenta-y
st,ingsncy st many points result in alow
collections and come Important failures.
At Denysr collections are fair, and money
is id increased and in sharp demand, At
Kansas City collections ars dull and
money close. At St. Paul collections arc
fairly satisfactory and OF Omaha fair, with
money easier. At milwaukee, tho demand
is urgent, the market atrinYent and col
lectisIs somewhnt backward. At Chicago
speculative demands are increasing and
meanwhile Gallo from the country do not
absto. I& aiE1. ~
At Cincinnati banks have no money for
outsiderg and the market is close at G to Z
Cleveland deposits improve, but money is
sill close. At Philadelphia collections
are somewhat SLOW. hesvy blocks Of paper
await sales end considerable New YORK
puper is being offered. At Boston veat.
ern paper Is offered at I par cent, some of
1t endoraed by banks, while the home de-
nsud Is lsrge. T.. }z9ll. + n =
Tho dry goods trade is.modarale, as usual,
for tho ecasor, without improvement in
woolens. Considerable nales Of css.
sinners at prices only a little below last
year's are reported, and in oyercostiups
prices are considered low, but recent ad.
vances in cotton a,o SUSTAINED in sales
Tho boot aud shoe trade Ia In good shape,
but leather 10 dull, and hides depressed.
In groceries there Is largo volume of
business, but speculation in coffee hao
driven out buyers, 60 that quotations arc
entirely nominal, and the sugar trust has
advanced the price Of refined,
Iron still hes.tstes,t though best grades ere
scalcs, and prices at Pittsburgh tend
lower for all grades except charcoal. In
hlr.iron there Ia g peroeptibls shrinkage
Of demand. Nails arc dull and lower, and
eteel rail buyers hold of. Tho hating in
the market for securities continue, partly
becsuse OF foreign salea, partly tho result
Of rste disputes, and psrtiy betause lato re-.
tusnashow neatly 'us largs an incfesse In
expenses as in carnings. 0
The wheat market has rissn 9 cents and
corn as much, With great excitement.
Oil sn cotton have been stronger, and a
boom in pork products lifted prlces but
has me. areactlon. In all directions npsc.
ulation is msrked by that excited activity
which renders legitimate dealers cautious.
Tho business failures during tbs last
zayen days number for the United Sln.ea
2l5, and for Canada 20, or total Of PA
IS compared with go last week and Gisa
the corresponding week lsas ysar.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03

The D5mocr3.lc press has bssn holding
GU. the hope thnt ii the Republicans will
nominate Allison they will not sail in tc
uue him up on ITO Grst round as .hsy
would BlEins or Sherman. Bat now San.
ator Allison has done tho uupardonab!e
thing. He hna taken tho liberty to remark
that "il h, could haze an honest count
and fair election number Of Southern
States would 60 Republican," This IL
nothing less thsn m Impeachment Of the
honeaty CT "our friends tks enemy"
Nos The opposition will whc. knives iol
Brother Al!isor's scalp.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03
Won't Allow Her to b. KI,.ed,

NEWARK, N. j., Dec. '2.-The most eff.
tective love scenes in Mrs. Brown Fotter's
plays have been spoiled because her hus.
band wouldn't allow her to be- kissed.
Mutual friends arc fearful that that this
viii result In 8 psrmant brsech. Mrs.
fottsr was asked herself If the stories Of
her husband vera true, and after much
hesitation she acknowledged tha: she had
promised him, to allsy storm OF wrath,
that she would never allow herse to be-
kissed on the stage, and that, being sue.
cessful in this exaction, he had gone to
extremes and annoyed her greatly, 60 that
she had to take decided measuies with
him. n 80 -" =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03
po.,mss,er.ueu.ral Via. Involved.

OnlcAao, Dso. "a Tribune special
from Minneapolis says: a. J. We!ch has
iuat returned from trip to Msdlrop,
Wiz in search OF csrtain records that will
be OF Interest in the trial OF the notsd
Welch Vilas case. Mt Welch clsims that
there ia provoking sbsencs OF certain
documents that ought 10 bs had, and that
Air. Villas and the compauy-thas is, the
directors In the iRaurancs company-were
the en'y man on earth who had any inter.
es! IN destroying tho recoTda. This books
Of the insurance company, too, are mise.
Ing, lnd these Mr.. We!cn says he must
have or hs will have the scalps Of the
msn who made away with them. It waa
given out that the aid oi the Ssste Of Min.
nesota would bs invoked In the search
Tor the missing documenta, and to eecure
stay o! proceedings until the fact was es.
taoilshsd that they could not be recoy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03
TsE COMMITTEE PAvoRs 1T.

y Ia. . q. -
They Rosolyo to ksoommend that tho
I g5 Z. couaty Accept. IS. st.
After the report had been 4Isad and its
provlulona digested by tho members Of
the committee, Hon. N. B. Scott offered
the following resolution, which was unan-
imoualy adopted: .5R q
WHrsEAs, We have heard the report Of
the sub. committee with tho accompany
ing proposition FROM the Wheeling &
Harrisburg Railroad Company, therefore
be it li5i,il A.:
Rt,olted, That we make favorable report
thereon to our respective bodiss and 10.
quest .hsm 10 take early individual sc!ion
and request them to recommend the
Board ot Commissioners Of Ohio eounty to
take the necessary steps to make the sub.
acriptlon asked, Of 100000 , Fil5a.3S
Tho meeting then aci .urned. !s45.
at this session and at all its meetIupa
and conferences the intercourse Of the
members end visitors was entirely hsr.
monious, snd!the representatives o!the dit.
ferent bodies yied with one another In
securing the beat results for the commu.
nifty. :,s. 3'i
All agreed that to aecure the building
OF tho bridge was the great end to be
brought about. After this all devoted
their eaorta to securing as favorable tsrml
AZ posalble. Their succssa IN this part o.
their lsbors must give entire satisfaction
to their conHtituents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03
BANKER uAlspEl.,s TRIAL.
Tho oDsvelopinen,sY sY-sts,day-Tes,imouy o,
t"f tyh ~ Con. POWELL,

tho .!Dsveiopinen's Y"Sts,day-Testimouy OF
r. ttSss Gen. Powell.
CINCINNATI, .Dec. 2-Mr. Ebene ssr
scholold nj the FIyat N,,,on,, p,,h =,
N,v y,,k ,,.un,sd H. 1.s.,Ia. .ss,, D.AA VI
ne" 1o'a' .esun'eo nla teshmony IN the
darper trial today.
Ho testified that on February 18th and
2S:h thu Fidelity had In Tia croJt;r ~.
howl orl,, co ooo =, ~. - o.oN' ~ mo
u"IA on'y s9'Voo. II tne ontries on the
Fidelity books show a larger balance they
are false. ss'l
Genersl Fl, gone powo,, Ns,,o,,, p.,h
r.,n;na. A.. 80" -"'.oA@. Da''A
IAs'n'a's' was !he hsxt witness. hs had
examined the books OF the Fidelity on
March II, 1887, and found everything
a..s;,ht. Oo lima TX ba;n, .,.,r,,I h.,
q. :. =. 49, L-u, ~, "'."h a..'n'a Wy
.a9''' I'd " '1e DanAd connection with
tho wheat deal, hs appeared to make a
second examination. Harper. Hophins
and Bsld win vero rroaant and he to,a
th s, hi,ohiact e''A'' Anu NO 'o'u u
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03
I TIE RELIEF conps Farn.
4 successful opening-What is promisod
- ---- I Kt,H Il.

4 suooessful Opening-What is promisod
For To-day. cl7l.9
/. The fair and festival that the ladiea os
Woman'a Relief Corpa of Holiday Post
GA. R of this city, have been 10 busy
arranging for the paat month, opened
yesterday afternoon in tho building on
Market strcet formerly occupied by the
Ho'ksblal, .and remained open uu.il lste
last night. To-day and thla evening the
fair will be Ia progress continuously, and
feature will bo tho serving Of 70 I'd
equare meal etany and all houra. BQsi.
ness men and others in search OF a sub.
gtant!al meal or an appstizlng lunch will
do we'll to stop and sample that nut up by
the Indies; 1t will not only satisfy their
longingo but at the sams time they will
be helping o worthy cause, Oysters in
any style comprise q part OF the bill Of
fare. t-Ll,. 4,l ~, =, J{ m - - I
The room in which tho fair ID Ia pro.
gress has been taatefully hung and dsco.
rated with bunting. On either aida ara
booths well stocked with fancy work md
knick.knacks made and donated for tnIa
special event. There was bio eale of
thess last night, and the attendun Ga sell-
ed the receipts at tho door and auppsr ia.
bles to such an extent as to insure tho
snccess Of the event. There ars q number
Of articles being disposed Of by chance,
noticeable among which are, an oil
painting, "The Match Boy" paint
cd and donated by Artia. Fssis, an
easy willow rocker donated by Frew &
Bertschy and several other desirable: arti-
cles. Every thing sold is left on exhibl.
ton until after the fair. A number OF the
leading lnembars Of the g. A. r order are
in attendance and helping the ladies' all
they krow how. Smother" Holiday, the
head OF the Corps, Is ct the hesd OF this
undertaking, and is being assisted by near.
ly every member OF the order. They as.
sure 9 warm and hearty Welcome to ali
who attend, t9LLA n. ], -l.., - .l,|-.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03
AGAINST ruE CITY.
Judge Taiey, of Chicago, Decides an Impor-
tnnt llluuor Licenae QKta.

Judge Taiey, of Chicago, Decides an Impor.
tant Liquor License Case.
CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-Judge Tulsy this
morning decided the asrsa4 case between
the City Of Chicsgo and Enrlght & Kelly,
wholesalo liquor icslsrs, which i: has
been stipulated will govesn all the whole
eale dealers in the city ee 10 tho payment
Ola city licenss from 1895 10 1887, unde1
an ordinance of tbs iormar date.
Enrigh! & Kelly carried on Wholesale
liqucr business bstwesn tho datea mon.
toned without wholesale license. The
question was then asksd whether the city
could rscover tho Tess for that period, no
iicenos hs7iag been issusd by tho city
raised ss to the validity OF the ordinance
itsalf; only vheths, the statute Of limita.
tions was sppiicabls 10 tho case. Judge
Tu!oy decided against the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-03
Nihilists sutprisod.

BERLIN. Dsc. "a dispatch from st.
Petersburg ssya: The police surprised a
Nihiliat rendezvous and factories for the
manufacture Of dynamite in the Cassili,
Ostron, and Pslki quarters. In one case
there. was desperate encounter In which
there was serious bloodshed, ~ -